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11 minutes ago, Susco said:

It is not the batteries in the mouse, I thought that was obvious from my description in the OP.

 

Everything freezes, most of the time it happens when I open an extra program or extra browser.

 

It freezes up while opening, so the screen may remain frozen half way the start up of the program.

 

I don't think it is overheating either, as I believe that would result in a BSoD.

 

There is no time to have the Bios open for a few hours, as I'm working on my PC and it is open all day.

 

It happens also infrequently, sometimes after 4 hours, sometimes 3-4 times in a row

Sounds like RAM might be the issue. Windows comes with a built-in memory diagnostic tool. To run it, press Windows Key + R, type mdsched, and press Enter.

Billycock

Duckling

Thank you for the info.

What do you mean by not as easy to obtain, have the requirements changed?

4 minutes ago, mtls2005 said:

 

Local landrace is fine with 12/12.

 

Local landrace survives fine here in the wild.

 

Seen some amazing plants here outdoors, and even as a western, indoor, autoflower grower I let my biases go.

 

 

 

 

I thought the main issue with local landraces is that they are very high in THC content, but low in CBD. I heard the top grade (45k per kilo) has to contain a minimum of 12% CBD

1 minute ago, mtls2005 said:

Not sure now, maybe lights too, for veg?

 

 

I think that's lighting from the spotlights. You'd see a bit of a yellowy tinge if it was from LED / HPS... and if it IS HPS they're gonna be very hot and humid underneath that plastic no?

2 minutes ago, mtls2005 said:

 

Yes, seeing quite a few issues with this sort of implementation. More money spent on security, than the growing environment.

 

Didn't see any beefy power so no lights, which means they're growing squirrel tail, a local variety which can survive the heat.

 

 

Damn... what a waste of money. No lighting, no air conditioning. Iv'e seen some people grow outdoors only and the plants look weak and small. They start flowering way too early because of the lack of sunlight hours. Looks like humidity & pests are going to be big problems too.

Just now, mtls2005 said:

This photo gives a better feel for the size...

 

 

Looks good, but how are they going to control the temperature? I can't see any cooling systems or air conditing.

2 minutes ago, mtls2005 said:

Saw an extensive piece on a new Community Enterprise in Pathum Rat, Roi Et.

 

Looks like they'll be light dep, at least during veg, or if a local landrace (squirrel tail) then just normal daylight.

 

 

That looks very interesting. Where did you find the info?

Just get your credit card issuer to charge back due to non-delivery

Boris

That's a pretty basic set up, most stores will have plenty of options for you.

If you want to check out a 'build your own', have a look at this: https://www.advice.co.th/pc/.  Advice stores are everywhere in Thailand.

Bay

53 minutes ago, Kaoboi Bebobp said:

 

I didn't say anything about preventing infection. I only referred to the time needed by the vaccine to be able to fully prime the body's defence systems, which includes producing antibodies and other cellular defences.

Yes, but my point was that it's a non-story not because the vaccine hasn't had enough time to create antibodies, but due to the nature of the vaccine. People will still test positive because they can still be infected with COVID... vaccines prevent death, not infection (in most cases).

Nuts

35 minutes ago, Kaoboi Bebobp said:

Good bloody grief. Eight days is not enough time to develop antibodies to COVID19. Why haven't the Thai health authorities pointed out this simple fact? 

 

You need minimum 14 days from injection, but are more likely to really develop antibodies anywhere from 21 to 28 days afterward, especially true of the AZ vaccine, which seems to get stronger.

 

Haven't a clue about the Sinopharm vaccine, since there's precious little data on it, but I assume the same 14 days and out applies. 

 

A non-story until they do a contact and trace.

Actually, vaccines don't prevent you from becoming infected, they prevent you from becoming sick/hospitalised.

Codpiece

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